When is teacher-directed instruction an effective approach during authentic activities?
a. At all times
b. When students need just-in-time instruction delivered at the point of need
c. Directed instruction is never used in the context of authentic activities
d. When students are not under pressure to complete or succeed
Question 2
Choose the incorrect statement regarding team work.
a. At the heart of the collaborative activities is the engagement of students in deep conversations about both the processes and the products of learning.
b. When learners work in teams, they must achieve a common understanding of the task at hand and then agree upon the methods they will use to complete it.
c. Through group conversations, learners come to understand and accept that there are multiple ways of approaching tasks as well as multiple methods for solving them.
d. Through group conversations, learners come to understand and accept that while there are multiple ways of approaching tasks, there is only one method for solving them.
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